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I spent about ten days in the Ivory Coast, mostly in Abidjan, but also Yamoussoukro, Man, and Grand Bassam. (Note – The Ivory Coast is so French in culture and temperament that it insists on officially being called “Côte d'Ivoire.” But I don’t know how to make that accent on my keyboard and I don’t…

Leading directors of cinema call for an immediate ceasefire, humanitarian aid in Gaza, and the release of hostages.

22/09/2023 - The director is reuniting with Ariane Ascaride, Jean-Pierre Darroussin, Gérard Meylan and Grégoire Leprince-Ringuet for his Agat Films & Cie production sold by Playtime

As a longtime power broker he helped make his West African country an economic dynamo, but in office he fomented ethnic divisions and cracked down on dissent.

He led the West African nation for six years before being overthrown in 1999. In recent years he continued to shape its politics as head of an opposition party.

02/06/2023 - The French director heads the cast of her new film, produced by Agat Films and Apsara Films and sold by Totem Films

From June 15-18 ADIFF Chicago celebrates its 20th anniversary by showcasing films that give voice to misrepresented Black & Indigenous experiences

From June 15-18, the Chicago African Diaspora International Film Festival (ADIFF Chicago) celebrates its 20th anniversary with programs and screenings of 10

Sanam Estakhrian

Set in newly independent Mali, Dancing the Twist in Bamako is neither propagandistically praiseful of socialism nor does it present it through a wholly negative lens.